Translating a poem
 

Hello!
i need some help, translating a poem, in the attached file. please help me, i really need to know what does it says exactly....

i appreciate any help! :)

loyfu

So it looked Japanese to you.....

Doesn't look Japanese to me... and I know less than 1/5th of the kanji you do! :D

If you have some clue, this is never in Japanese. More like this Classical Chinese - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

looks like chinese kanji

Everything is written in Traditional Chinese, so I won't even consider it as "Classical Chinese"

I can't translate this word by word, but the general idea is that someone (The writer) reach to peak of a mountain to search for the crow of a rooster, one is not to be intimidated by the cloud in their face, what important is the ability to reach and maintain on top

Something to that effect

They are not Kanji... and there is no such thing as "Chinese Kanji".. Kanji - 漢字　- the first character of "漢" already means Chinese. The section character "字" means "writing, character etc" already.. so effectively it means "Chinese Writing"

Classical Chinese as in written Chinese language for the pre-1905 educated class in contrast to spoken Chinese language (Mandarin, Min, Wu, Yue).

This is famous Chinese poem, you can find the translation somewhere.
Poet：王安石
Title：登飛来峰

Well you could use the phrase "Chinese kanji" to distinguish it from Japanese kanji. There is a difference, you know.

Personally, I tend to differentiate (when important) by saying "kanji" or "hanzi," but when I'm dealing with someone unfamiliar with Asian languages, I think I say "[COUNTRY] kanji" because "kanji" seems to have very nearly entered English as a word meaning "Chinese characters."